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"It was amazing. It was better than the other company that help me out before. They were really nice and quick with their work."

"It started well and steadily went downhill; and the job is still incomplete! I have pictures and text exchanges of everything that was going on. During the initial visit (May 19th), after the faucet came off, I realized the sink will also needed to be replaced. He said he has a sink and will be back in few days. I agreed. VISIT 2: The sink and faucet were installed but not without difficulties—he had hard time with the caulking gun, not realizing the foil inside the silicon bottle also needed to be poked in order for it to flow. We figured this out. Countertop around the sink was very messy, but I said I can clean it. I paid for the service, and was somewhat satisficed with the time and price. Few hours later with the sink weighted down, caulking was lifting/separating from the countertop and faucet was leaking. I texted the plumber with pictures and said he will stop by to see/fix it. VISIT 3: He came back, installed a new faucet and caulked the sink again. Faucet was working great, but caulking was unfinished and sloppy; and didn't hold either. Plumber said he will get a new sink. VISIT 4: Plumber arrived with the new sink but didn't bring the clips and went to Lowe's to get some. I was in a middle of an online work meeting so I let him work - he installed the sink and when he was leaving I quickly asked asked about caulking he said the sink sits tight without it but if I want I can caulk it, and I "Still have the silicon from last time" - That silicon tube was dried and gone, but I said I will try... I also did not check the faucet. Later that afternoon I realized the faucet was not installed properly, he did not clear the caulking from the previous sink before installing the new one. I googled how to install/caulk a kitchen sink and found out that the installer needs to spread caulking material before and after placing the sink. I contacted the plumber and he said that he had done above and beyond and will need to charge me if he needs to come again. My response to him was that I was asking him to come and finish a job he started. That was three days ago (June 9th) and I didn't hear anything back."

"They came out on a Saturday when the thing broke. Changed all the part that needed to be changed and got the system up in a couple hours. It was a no service charge."

"They replied quickly. Arrived within an hour and was there for about an hour. They cleared the drain and replaced a part."

"Plumbzona pulled my tub and replaced it with a shower. The work was done when he said it would be and it was done right the first time. We are very happy with plumbzona and will definitely use them again for my plumbing needs."

"Bottom-Line: Brent Lush and Jake did an excellent job and hand things resolved quickly. Background: Called to make appointment with Strongbuilt. The person I spoke to on the phone was nice, cordial, knowledgeable, and had our appointment set-up quickly. The next day, we received a text - (as a reminder) that the technicians would be at our home - (which was nice). We also received a phone call about 20 minutes before the Technicians arrived to give time to make sure we would be at home for the service visit - (again, nice). Brent and Jake arrived on-time from Strongbuilt. They were very cordial and professional. They gave a brief overview of the 'notes' I had provided when I set-up the appointment. They then asked if I wanted to share additional details, which I did. They then shared their gameplan regarding how they would check the health of our HVAC units - (which we requested) as well as how they would go about determining the issue.. After getting to work ... they established the "baseline" health of both of our HVAC units - (to compare back to during this visit and for the future) by measuring the current draw at start-up and while running. They also measured the voltage at the breaker box. Back at the HVAC units, they were able to determine literally within a few minutes what was causing our HVAC unit to "Kick" the breaker off. The set screws which hold the aluminum wires from the HVAC units to the small fuse boxes on our home were extremely loose. So, they tightened the set screws at the fuse box at our home and on the backs of the HVAC units outside. Next, they went to the breaker box on our home and found that the set screws securing the wires to the breakers were extremely loose as well. After this, the re-checked the current draw and voltage and found the numbers to be better than baseline. After checking over the HVAC units, everything else looked good to them. They did point out that 50A breakers had been installed for the HVAC units when they should have been 35A. They recommended we submit a warranty claim with D.R. Horton to have Chaz Roberts HVAC company come out and replace the breakers, which we plan to do - (since our home is less than a year old). Now, our HVAC units are working great ... and the unit that was kicking the breaker is doing just fine and is no longer a problem. Nice job Brent and Jake!"